Key points
- Queen says wedding posts never aimed to hurt her baby daddy. She insists she only shared normal bride joy online.
- The BBNaija star rejects claims her acting and dancing shame marriage. She says her roles stay soft and her dancing harmless.
- Queen plans to block noise in 2026 and beyond. She now chooses peace, work and parenting over online drama.
BBNaija star Queen Mercy Atang pushes back as rumours grow. The reality star faces fresh talk about her broken marriage.
Her new comments follow Instagram replies where she declared herself single. That short line confirmed what many already suspected about the union. Fans first saw clues in our Queen Mercy Atang single claim.
In her new clip, Queen tackles claims about her motives. Some people insist she posted wedding photos to spite Lord Lamba. She replies that her joy as a bride was never weaponised.
Queen rejects baby daddy spite claims
Queen explains that she hardly ever posted her child’s father. According to her, fans only pieced things together from gossip. She believes strangers built false stories because they lacked full facts.
She says she simply shared wedding moments like every excited bride. If David stayed offline, she would still have posted happily. Only past reports later exposed her baby daddy to the public.
The reality star says her name has carried harsh labels online. She notes that insults grew louder after she left BBNaija. Still, she insists the worst attacks try to shame her motherhood.
Acting roles, TikTok dancing and good girl talk
Queen next tackles comments about her acting work and content. Some critics say a wife should avoid suggestive films or skits. Earlier Queen Mercy marriage crisis clues already tracked those changing expectations.
She counters that her film roles stay soft and controlled. So far, she can count her credits on one hand. None feature deep kissing scenes or heavy romantic displays, she stresses.
She then speaks on her TikTok clips where she sometimes twerks. Queen says simple dancing helps her unwind after long, tiring days. She would rather move happily than sit and cry alone.
The reality star also reflects on her former good girl image. “In 2026, I will block all noise,” she says. “Good girl living never really paid me,” she adds.
Queen shifts focus to peace and work
Away from clap backs, Queen talks about her young daughter. She says the child deserves a present, peaceful mother figure. Online fights, she adds, cannot come before her child’s wellbeing.
Queen also hints at pouring more effort into business and media. Recent moves, including her Queen Mercy Banex cinema project, show that shift clearly.
The reality star says she is done explaining herself to strangers. For now, she will protect her peace and move forward. If gossip continues, she seems ready to trade fame for calm.
